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2 hours ago · Iran · 13 articles

G7 pledges coordinated action to steady energy markets amid war on Iran

G7 ministers held a teleconference and vowed coordinated steps to limit energy-price shocks and protect growth after Iran-related disruptions pushed global oil prices higher.

2 hours ago · Brazil · 9 articles

Miracle in São Paulo: 286 uninjured after engine explodes during takeoff

Delta flight DL104 from São Paulo to Atlanta suffered a left engine explosion during climb, returned and landed safely about ten minutes after takeoff, and caused a field fire from debris that firefighters put out; no injuries were reported.

4 hours ago · Germany · 21 articles

Germany and Syria agree to repatriate 80% of Syrian refugees

Chancellor Friedrich Merz received Syrian president Ahmad al Sharaa in Berlin and secured a deal to return roughly 80% of Syrian refugees from Germany, a move described as central to Merz’s election pledge.

4 minutes ago · Spain · 3 articles

Nazareno del Cabanyal returns to neighbourhood after judicial dispute

After a prolonged legal dispute among co-owning families, the 1943 Nazareno returned to El Cabanyal and will join Tuesday's procession with the Ecce Homo while the Cristo del Salvador brotherhood marks 175 years.

Hernani wins at Lesaka to keep survival hopes alive

Hernani secured a late away victory at Lesaka to move to 23 points and remain in the fight to avoid relegation with six games left in the season.

Andoain group accuses parties of inconsistent votes on October motion

Errespetatu Andoain says parties split on a five point motion from October, with EAJ-PNV opposing all points, Elkarrekin-Podemos and EH Bildu backing them in the council, and PSE-EE supporting only the first point and abstaining on the rest, a divide the platform says weakened Andoain's negotiating position with the Gipuzkoa Diputacion.

Pasaia pupils shown municipal services at Nabalaldea pavilion

As part of the Eskubidean plan, LH5 students visited the municipal Department of Services pavilion in Pasai Donibane to learn about local government work.

Arizmendi Ikastola honors Almen bertso school during Korrika

During Korrika, Arizmendi Ikastola used its baton run through Aretxabaleta and Eskoriatza to commemorate Almen's 60th anniversary and recall the 1974 founding of the first bertso school there.

Pasaia begins expansion of container area on Calle San Roque

Pasaia City Council has started improvement and expansion works on the urban waste collection point at Calle San Roque 12 in the Donibane district, the municipality announced on 30 March 2026.

Getaria municipal library closed March 31 to April 10 for renovations

Getaria Town Hall will carry out refurbishment of the municipal library during the Easter holidays and has allocated a budget line for the 2026 works.

Sanlo senior teams win and clinch promotion-playoff spots

Both Sanlo handball senior squads won weekend league games in the Liga Vasca and have now mathematically qualified for their promotion playoffs.

Zinema Paradise wows Oiartzun audience with live music and projections

The Landetxe auditorium hosted Zinema Paradise, a staged blend of live music and projected imagery that moved and surprised an enthusiastic audience.

6 minutes ago · Argentina · 3 articles

Argentine court provisionally suspends part of Milei's labor reform

A federal judge provisionally suspended 82 articles of President Javier Milei's labor reform after a CGT amparo challenged the law approved by the Senate on 27 February.

7 minutes ago · Spain · 3 articles

Spain coach De la Fuente vows rotation, keeps goalkeeper secret and bans boos for Joan Garcia

Ahead of the Egypt friendly at RCDE Stadium, Spain coach Luis de la Fuente promised rotation without lowering standards, kept the goalkeeper decision private, and asked fans not to boo Joan Garcia.

2 hours ago · Spain · 8 articles

Pink, Maldon, iodized: what separates common salt from gourmet salts?

Salt has ancient economic significance and today comes in many forms whose mineral content, texture and processing determine culinary use and cost.

10 minutes ago · Spain · 3 articles

Zaragoza launches €11.4m tender to secure summer pool openings

Zaragoza city council approved procurement for pool access, maintenance and lifeguard contracts and launched an €11.4 million tender for summer pool management amid a dispute over two municipal centres.

11 minutes ago · United States · 3 articles

New York Times says Pentagon flouts court order on press access

The New York Times told a federal judge that a revised Pentagon credential policy amounts to an end run around a March 20 court order restoring reporters' access, and asked the court to force the department to comply.

15 minutes ago · Italy · 3 articles

Pamela Genini's grave desecrated in Strozza and her head stolen

Local media say the tomb of Pamela Genini, a model murdered by her ex-partner, was profaned in Strozza, Bergamo, and parts of her body including her head were taken; police are investigating.

18 minutes ago · Spain · 3 articles

Spain establishes state-led reparations process for victims of church sexual abuse

From April 15 a new protocol lets people abused by Catholic or other religious figures seek reparations overseen by the Ombudsperson, but the deal omits fixed compensation scales and covers cases otherwise unable to reach court.

9 hours ago · Spain · 47 articles

Hermandad de la Redención: horario e itinerario para Lunes Santo 2026

Complete timetable and route for the Hermandad de la Redención on Lunes Santo 30 March 2026, including departure at 14:45, cathedral passage, new heritage estrenos, and key itinerary changes.

1 hour ago · United States · 4 articles

S&P 500: Palo Alto and ServiceNow lead gains

Palo Alto Networks climbed 6.11 percent and ServiceNow rose 5.23 percent to become the S&P 500's strongest performers during the trading session.

3 hours ago · Spain · 10 articles

Former Espanyol president Ferran Martorell dies aged 84

Ferran Martorell, a long-serving Espanyol director who briefly served as president in 1989 and championed the club academy, has died on 30 March 2026 at age 84.

3 hours ago · Venezuela · 12 articles

US embassy in Caracas reopens after seven-year diplomatic break

The United States restored activity at its Caracas mission on Monday, ending a suspension of formal diplomatic relations that began in 2019.

2 hours ago · United States · 8 articles

Powell says Fed can wait on rate hikes amid Iran conflict

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the Fed can adopt a wait and see approach to higher oil and gasoline prices from the Iran war because monetary policy acts with long lags and energy shocks often fade quickly.

34 minutes ago · Spain · 3 articles

Madrid expands regulated street parking and opens door to Sunday controls

Madrid's city government changed its mobility rules to let the SER paid parking scheme extend to more neighborhoods and to permit longer or Sunday schedules in exceptional high-demand situations, pending district approval.

35 minutes ago · United Kingdom · 3 articles

Tuchel’s England must prove themselves against Japan after drab Uruguay draw

A goalless draw with Uruguay and the late withdrawals of key starters leave Thomas Tuchel’s England short on firepower and game management ahead of Tuesday’s friendly with Japan at Wembley.

3 hours ago · Spain · 10 articles

Jorge Martín prays on Austin podium and credits his grandfather after second place

Spanish rider Jorge Martín took second at the Austin race, knelt and crossed himself on the podium, then celebrated with his team and told Spanish journalists he felt his grandfather Rafa was watching over him.

38 minutes ago · Spain · 3 articles

Airtificial shares slide after €25m loss in 2025 results

Airtificial shares fell about 8% after the company reported a €25 million net loss for 2025, revenue of €94 million and declines across key segments.

4 hours ago · Canada · 12 articles

Air Canada CEO to retire after English-only condolence backlash

Michael Rousseau will step down by the end of Q3 after criticism over an English-only condolence message for two pilots killed in a LaGuardia collision sparked political rebuke and hundreds of language complaints in Canada.

41 minutes ago · Spain · 3 articles

Real Madrid plans three returns to bolster midfield and attack

According to reports, Real Madrid is preparing to re-sign Nico Paz, Víctor Muñoz and Endrick as part of a summer plan that prioritises midfield reinforcement and adds attacking depth depending on sales.

41 minutes ago · Spain · 3 articles

Cristian Pérez seriously gored at Las Ventas during Palm Sunday bullfight

Cristian Pérez suffered a severe goring and multiple contusions at Las Ventas, was operated on at the plaza and taken to Hospital Fraternidad Muprespa with a grave prognosis, while awaiting further tests for possible spinal injury.

1 hour ago · Spain · 4 articles

Lazkaoko Ikastola to fire chupinazo for San Prudencio 2026

Lazkaoko Ikastola was chosen by a town hall participatory vote to begin the San Prudencio 2026 festivities after winning 60% of 1,136 votes cast between 16 February and 2 March 2026.

42 minutes ago · Spain · 3 articles

Avilés stevedoring firms open dismissal process for 27 non-subrogated workers

Port stevedoring companies in Avilés have initiated a collective dismissal for 27 workers who did not transfer to successor employers, with negotiations due to start on 7 April 2026 unless advanced at the workers request.

43 minutes ago · Spain · 3 articles

Spain lets road hauliers revise prices after diesel price surge

The Spanish government and road freight representatives agreed to revise the transport price review formula so carriers can update fares for higher diesel costs, make the change automatic, and submit a Decree-law to the Cabinet tomorrow.

1 hour ago · Spain · 4 articles

Vingegaard visits Spotify Camp Nou and swaps shirts with Christensen

Volta a Catalunya 2026 winner Jonas Vingegaard visited Barcelona's Spotify Camp Nou and met host Andreas Christensen, who is recovering from a December knee injury; the two exchanged jerseys.

1 hour ago · Croatia · 3 articles

Ivanisevic returns to coaching, joins Arthur Fils and compares Alcaraz and Sinner

Former Wimbledon champion Goran Ivanisevic has joined Arthur Fils’s coaching team and in a new interview contrasted Jannik Sinner’s power-driven game with Carlos Alcaraz’s versatility, while reviewing recent results and the Grand Slam landscape.

Health department to change hiring lists to avoid sanctions for missed calls

Regional health authorities plan to revise hiring list rules to stop penalties when applicants do not answer calls, clarify how notifications must be made, and protect candidates from losing their place.

Court ruling on Catalan in schools sparks language debate

A judicial resolution this Monday questions Catalan use in schools; authorities say it will not alter classroom routines but advocates say the decision adds to longstanding pressures that weaken the language's status and the effectiveness of immersion.

2 hours ago · Spain · 6 articles

White House rebukes Spain after Madrid bars US military flights linked to Iran

Madrid barred US military flights tied to operations against Iran and blocked use of Spanish bases, prompting a White House response saying US forces do not need Spain's assistance.

3 hours ago · Ukraine · 9 articles

Zelensky calls for Easter ceasefire in any format, including energy sector

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged a ceasefire for Easter on March 30, 2026, saying it should apply in any format and include protections for the energy sector.

4 hours ago · Italy · 10 articles

Italy probes Sephora for marketing cosmetics to young children

Italian regulator AGCM is investigating LVMH brands Sephora and Benefit for advertising adult beauty products to children, amid concerns about 'cosmeticorexia' and reported harm to girls as young as six or seven.

1 hour ago · United Kingdom · 3 articles

Prince Philip drank a beer in Windsor before his death; Queen said she was "absolutely furious" he left without saying goodbye

Excerpts from Hugo Vickers' book, published in the Daily Mail, say the duke of Edinburgh walked to the Oak Room at Windsor the night before he died on 9 April 2021 to drink a beer, and the queen later said she was "absolutely furious" he had left without saying goodbye.

1 hour ago · United States · 3 articles

Artemis II set to launch as China and Japan advance lunar programs

Artemis II will carry four astronauts on a 10-day lunar flyby to test the SLS and Orion, while China and Japan press ahead with their own lunar missions and timelines.

Take Kubo leads Real Sociedad back to training ahead of Levante match

Real Sociedad returned to training as the national team window ends, with La Liga resuming Saturday against Levante and attention on Take Kubo.

Esencia Artesana unfolds across Gijón with 150 workshops

Esencia Artesana returns to Gijón, bringing artisans from across Asturias, 150 workshops and international guests Peru and France.

4 hours ago · Spain · 10 articles

Sánchez stages Barcelona summit to unite progressives against the far right

Spanish prime minister and PSOE leader Pedro Sánchez will host a major summit in Barcelona on April 17 and 18 to gather progressive leaders and organizations in response to rising far right movements.

Fundación Jiménez Díaz integrates robotic systems into neurorehabilitation

The Hospital Universitario Fundación Jiménez Díaz in Madrid has strengthened its neurorehabilitation model by integrating advanced robotic devices and virtual reality into individualized, multidisciplinary care to deliver more intensive and precise therapies.

EU oyster consumption tops 100,000 tonnes as origin shapes urban demand

Origin information is becoming the decisive factor for urban oyster buyers in cities such as Madrid and Valencia, shifting oysters from occasional luxury to a more informed, repeat purchase supported by clearer labeling and specialist venues.

Mario Vilau withdraws from Madrid Circuit semifinals; Jesús Moreno named as replacement

Mario Vilau has given up his 2026 Circuito de Madrid semifinal place due to a scheduling conflict, and the organization has invoked the competition rule to replace him with Jesús Moreno.

Noelia Castillo’s death sparks debate on euthanasia and social care

A life marked by family instability, loss of parental custody and time in child protection ended in death, prompting questions about failures in care and the ethics of euthanasia.

1 hour ago · United States · 3 articles

Powell urges young Americans to stay patient amid weak job market and AI change

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told Harvard students not to despair about a slow labor market and cautioned that inflation expectations remain contained even as oil prices rise and AI reshapes work.

7 hours ago · Spain · 17 articles

Convicted killer of Asunta seeks first prison leave from Salamanca jail

Alfonso Basterra, serving an 18-year sentence for killing his daughter Asunta, appealed after prison authorities denied his request for a four-day first permit from Topas prison in Salamanca.

6 hours ago · Iran · 15 articles

Trump warns he could destroy Iran’s energy infrastructure while saying a deal is possible

President Trump warned he could destroy Iranian energy sites and said negotiations mediated by Pakistan are progressing, while the US boosts troop levels in the Middle East to about 50,000.

6 hours ago · Spain · 15 articles

Spain to pardon six CNT unionists known as "Las seis de la Suiza"

The government will seek approval tomorrow to pardon six CNT unionists convicted over protests linked to an alleged sexual and labour harassment case at a bakery in Gijón.

5 hours ago · World · 10 articles

NGO report warns of rule of law erosion in five EU states

A coalition of 40 non governmental groups says civil liberties are under systematic attack in Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy and Slovakia and urges urgent EU and member state measures.

3 hours ago · Spain · 6 articles

Andalusia president hails Granada's Semana Santa on Holy Monday

Juanma Moreno attended Granada processions, praised the city's Holy Week, assured Andalusian backing for its 2031 European Capital of Culture bid, and noted personal family ties to Granada.

7 hours ago · Spain · 17 articles

Teachers union says it will not comply after court orders provisional enforcement of Catalan language ruling

Ustec warned it will keep teaching in Catalan and refuse to comply with the TSJC order that enforces a ruling striking down key parts of the language decree, and it demanded an urgent government response.

4 hours ago · Argentina · 7 articles

13-year-old killed and several injured in school shooting in Santa Fe, Argentina

A 15-year-old student was detained after opening fire at a school in San Cristóbal, Santa Fe on March 30, 2026, killing a 13-year-old and wounding others, according to Clarín and AFP.

US Vice President JD Vance says UFOs are demons and will review classified files

On a conservative podcast JD Vance said he thinks UFOs are demons rather than aliens and pledged to investigate classified files, adding a religious perspective to ongoing public disputes between Trump and Obama about unidentified aerial phenomena.

2 hours ago · Argentina · 4 articles

Scaloni confirms Argentina interest in Sevilla left back Oso

Joaquín "Oso" Martínez has drawn interest from Argentina thanks to strong displays for Sevilla; coach Lionel Scaloni confirmed the national team are monitoring him and a call-up could boost his market value.

Valencia Cup Girls 2026 draws record 580 players

The sixth Valencia Cup Girls runs April 2-5 at Jardín del Turia with about 580 players from roughly 10 countries, a record for the event.

Spain national team returns to Catalonia amid uncertain atmosphere

In Cornellà, ten minutes from Espanyol's stadium, a calm, low-key build-up on 30 March 2026 contrasted with the warm reception the team enjoyed at the same venue in 2022.

La Laguna Cathedral reborn in a World Heritage city

The Cathedral of Nuestra Señora de Los Remedios in San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Tenerife, was rebuilt several times after being declared a ruin and reopened in 2014, preserving its neoclassical façade and revealing archaeological remains in the cathedral square.

2 hours ago · United Kingdom · 4 articles

Scott Mills sacked by BBC Radio 2 amid conduct claims

Longtime BBC presenter Scott Mills has been abruptly dismissed from Radio 2's flagship breakfast show amid unspecified conduct allegations, with the BBC stressing there are no criminal charges and saying its new procedures are working.

2 hours ago · United Kingdom · 3 articles

Iberdrola awards 3.5bn euro contracts for 640 km UK subsea power link

Eastern Green Link 4 will install about 640 km of mainly subsea HVDC cable and two 525 kV converter stations to carry 2,000 MW between Scotland and England, with contracts awarded to Siemens Energy and Prysmian for about 3.5 billion euros.

5 hours ago · United Kingdom · 9 articles

Uncertain future for Sarah Ferguson after links to Jeffrey Epstein

Photographs and past ties to Jeffrey Epstein have revived scrutiny of the Duchess of York and raised questions about her public and charitable future, though she faces no criminal charges.

8 hours ago · Spain · 19 articles

Podemos lifts veto on Sumar and offers coalition in Andalusia

Podemos says it will join Esquerra Unida and Sumar in a Per Andalusia coalition, lifting a previous veto on the Sumar movement and opening talks with no conditions.

5 hours ago · Ukraine · 9 articles

Rheinmetall CEO mocks Ukrainian 3D printed drones

Armin Papperger told The Atlantic that Ukrainian drone parts are made by "housewives in their kitchens" using 3D printers, a remark that clashes with Ukraine's acknowledged drone expertise and recent international defense deals.

Granada's intended replacement for Luca Zidane remains in Canary Islands

UD Las Palmas backup José Antonio Caro, known as Churripi, was linked to Granada in the winter window but remained in the Canary Islands; his presence matters because Luca Zidane is with Algeria for a friendly in Turin and may not make a timely return.

Judge suspends automated access cameras and sanctions at La Manseguilla

A Jaén administrative court has provisionally halted the operation of cameras, access controls and automated fines installed by La Guardia de Jaén at the La Manseguilla boundary and ordered no restrictions on passage until a final ruling.

Queen Letizia tops Elle magazine’s list of 40 women for social impact

Elle names 40 women shaping social impact, led by Queen Letizia and Teresa Sanjurjo, with María Neira included and three nominees from Asturias, in a list produced with partners including Cartier, Roca, Shiseido, Renault and the Prado.

Real Madrid may follow Endrick loan model for Mastantuono

Endrick's six-month spell at Lyon restored his form and led to a Brazil recall, and Real Madrid is reportedly weighing a similar loan for Franco Mastantuono to secure regular minutes.

9 hours ago · Spain · 20 articles

PP pushes Senate probe into RTVE over alleged 'Sanchist' propaganda

The PP announced on March 30, 2026 it will seek a Senate investigation into public broadcaster RTVE, accusing it of partisan propaganda and citing concerns about its management, finances and assets.

Miquel Ferreres publishes 'A la contra' cartoon on 31 March 2026

A new 'A la contra' cartoon vignette by Miquel Ferreres was posted on 31 March 2026, published in Catalan with a Spanish reading option and listed as a one minute piece.

2 hours ago · France · 3 articles

France convicts Chinese captain of tanker linked to Russian shadow fleet

A Brest court sentenced Chinese captain Chen Zhangjie in absentia to one year and fined him €150,000 after the French navy boarded the tanker Boracay in September on suspicion of carrying Russian oil as part of a sanction-evasion shadow fleet.

José Luis Ábalos says prison inmates urged him to form a new party

In a letter dated 30 March 2026, former PSOE minister José Luis Ábalos wrote from prison that other inmates urged him to launch a political party, a claim reported in a published note and not independently confirmed.

Musk challenges Delaware chancellor over alleged LinkedIn 'support' and the judge reassigns his cases

Elon Musk sought recusal of Delaware Chancery Court Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick after an account in her name allegedly reacted "support" to a LinkedIn post about him; McCormick denied bias, reported suspicious account activity, deactivated her profile, and reassigned the cases.

Es Castell Vía Crucis lights Holy Tuesday in Menorca

The Hermandad de Jesús Nazareno leads a restored Martes Santo Vía Crucis in Es Castell with 14 in situ stations, candle-bearing faithful, a rotating team of porters and a specially formed band.

2 hours ago · Italy · 3 articles

Maldini warns Italy faces a perilous World Cup playoff test

Analyst Julio Maldonado says Italy faces a hostile away playoff and highlights Denmark, Turkey and Sweden as favorites while warning Lewandowski may be playing his last World Cup decider.

5 hours ago · Spain · 9 articles

Alcaraz and Landaluce train in El Palmar

Spanish tennis players Carlos Alcaraz and Martín Landaluce held a practice session in El Palmar, Málaga, with coverage credited to Prensa Malagueña, S.A.

9,542 'bous al carrer' held in Valencian Community in 2025, highest since 2007

The Valencian regional ministry authorized 9,542 bull-running and street bull events in 2025, the largest annual total on record, according to the Interior Directorate's annual report.

Attic fire in Seville center forces route changes in Holy Monday processions

Thick smoke and a strong smell spread across Seville city center after an attic fire at Pajaritos 11; firefighters and local and national police are responding and Holy Monday brotherhoods have revised their return routes.

Luis García Plaza to debut as Sevilla face bottom-placed Oviedo at Carlos Tartiere

After a weekend off, Sevilla trained Monday as new coach Luis García Plaza prepares for Saturday’s crucial away match at the Carlos Tartiere against relegation-threatened Real Oviedo.

Xammar and Cardona top Princess Sofia regatta after first day

The 55th Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca opened Olympic classes with Jordi Xammar and Marta Cardona leading the 470 Mixed after day one; variable winds allowed all scheduled races and Spain has mixed results across other classes.

2 hours ago · World · 3 articles

11 recent miniseries to watch over the short Easter break

A concise selection of 11 recent short miniseries across genres and languages, chosen for easy viewing during the short Easter holidays.

Fidalgo and Bakambu the last to play on Betis's busy international Tuesday

A large Betis contingent faces international matches on Tuesday; Junior Firpo is already back after the Dominican Republic draw while Cedric Bakambu and Álvaro Fidalgo will be the last to play and will miss returning to Seville until at least Thursday.

5 hours ago · Spain · 8 articles

Groundforce strike causes flight delays and baggage chaos at 12 Spanish airports

An indefinite strike by Groundforce ground staff has begun, with unions reporting 40 to 70 minute flight delays, baggage system failures in Madrid and Barcelona, and widespread luggage disruptions across 12 Spanish airports as the dispute over pay commitments continues.

Apple at 50: innovations that reshaped consumer tech

Over five decades Apple repeatedly introduced new product categories and removed legacy technologies, driving industry transitions from floppy disks and optical drives to touchscreens, wireless audio and app-driven services.

4 hours ago · Spain · 5 articles

Spain v Egypt friendly: kick-off time, TV and live stream

Spain face Egypt at RCDE Stadium on 31 March 2026 at 21:00 in their final World Cup warm-up, with La 1 and RTVE Play broadcasting and Zubimendi missing through knee problems.

4 hours ago · United States · 6 articles

DHS shutdown to continue as Congress begins two-week recess

After the Senate approved partial DHS funding that left out ICE, House Republicans rejected the plan and passed an alternative measure; with Congress on recess until mid-April the department will remain closed while the administration moves to pay TSA staff by executive action.

La Charca de Maspalomas regenerates after Storm Therese

A surge of freshwater from a ravine during Storm Therese briefly opened the Maspalomas lagoon to the sea, flushing sediments, increasing oxygen levels and reducing invasive tilapia, which is helping the recovery of native fauna in Gran Canaria.

Canary Islands face 30-year setback if EU strips RUP status, warns regional president

On 30 March 2026 Fernando Clavijo asked regional actors to unite and press Madrid and the European Commission to maintain the Canary Islands' status as an outermost region in the EU 2028–2034 budget.

No Kings protests draw millions across United States

Organizers say millions took part in nationwide 'No Kings' demonstrations over the weekend to protest President Trump's policies, with media reporting largely peaceful events across the country.

Gonzalo Muíños opens door to independent Santiago candidacy for 2027

After Santiago exceeded 100,000 inhabitants and council seats increase to 27, non-attached councillor Gonzalo Muíños says he is seriously considering an independent candidacy built around ex-PSOE colleagues amid disputes with the local BNG-led government and the PSOE.

Valladolid invests €1,146,570 to save two bridges over the Cega

Emergency works on two VP-1003 bridges at Megeces and Cogeces de Íscar began in October 2025 with a €1,146,570 investment to fix grave structural defects and restore safe connectivity.

4 hours ago · Turkey · 6 articles

NATO intercepts Iranian ballistic missile over Turkish airspace, fourth such incident

Turkey's Defense Ministry reported that NATO defenses in the eastern Mediterranean shot down a ballistic missile launched from Iran after it entered Turkish airspace, marking the fourth interception since the conflict began a month ago.

Cardenal Belluga and Virgen de la Cabeza win XVII Minivoley Escolar in Motril

Forty primary school teams and 250 children competed in Motril's 17th Minivoley Escolar, organized by the municipal volleyball school with support from Club Independiente Voleibol Motril, where Cardenal Belluga won benjamín and Virgen de la Cabeza won alevín.

CCOO warns of violence and harassment against domestic workers

Comisiones Obreras says gender-based and sexual violence and workplace harassment are widespread among household employees and calls for urgent adoption of an action protocol to protect domestic workers.